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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

Page

3

Carver dares highwaymen to work on late shift

Police Captain Duke Carver challenged criminals to pull another job after a string of holdups along the St Hedwig road. He reports seven holdups and two attempts in August, with one fatal wounding, and notes no robberies since September 1 while his late-night shift has held the dog watch reputation. He hints the bandits may have left the city.

Duke Carver Car Mth Oldup H. E. Dickinson St. Hed| Wiz ‘Road Carver Franklin R. Usry St Hedwig G. McGlasson St.Hedwig Road Usry Nee Charles Meyers St. Hedwig Degroes Charles Slaughter Woodlawn, Avenue Franklin Usry St. Hedwig Road Charles Sweeney Maude Monroe Eva Eftwig Road W.G. Clark Cass Street Collier van Ness Austin E. Dickinson Captain Carver

Beauties Parade Before King Neptune In Atlantic City

King Neptune and Atlantic City beauties led a seaside procession before about 75 000 spectators along the boardwalk. Neptune wore a gold crown white hair whiskers and wielded a silver trident atop a shell shaped blue and gold float. Eight beauty court members accompanied him with guards in white while six more wore gold and blue. Also aboard were Miss America and her chaperon.

Atlantic City Neptune

Jelly bean bandits captured after weeks of raids

Captain Carter reported that after several weeks of near nightly raids the Jelly bean bandits were captured two nights after the dog watch. He claimed the group scared by reputation and dared them to work while his crew patrolled at night. Captain Carver supported the belief that white men disguised as negroes carried out the robberies.

Berm Carter St. Hedwig Road Carver

Russia worried over Chinese war

In Moscow the Soviet foreign office committee said China’s affairs threaten regional stability. They alleged a secret power agreement during Hughes's London visit to carve China into zones of influence. The statement claimed the United States abandoned open door, with England taking the south, France Annan, and Japan Manchuria, heightening Soviet anxiety.

Associated Press Moscow Rus Siz China M. Rothstein Foreign Office Hughes London United States England France Annan Japan Manchuria Ross Prategtsssas Russia

Miss Kate R Page Weds Biddle Heir in Waymouth Heights

Miss Kate Raboteau Page daughter of former Representative Robert N Page and niece of the late Walter Hines Page married Livingston Ludlow Biddle III at the Page home in Waymouth Heights Southern Pines North Carolina yesterday. He is son of Anthony Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia.

Southern Pines Kate Raboteau Page Robert Newton Page Walter Hines Page Great Britain Page Waymouth Heights Livingston Ludlow Biddle TT Anthoney Drexel Biddle Philadelphia

Protestant Orphans Home Campaign Under Way in San Antonio

A campaign to fund a new Protestant Orphans Home in San Antonio was launched with leaders like Harry Rogers and D Cross urging support. Canopus club plans sponsorship, with Mary Stuart Edwards and Lions club representatives present. Committee chairs named and a citywide effort expected in the coming weeks. Mayor Tobin, returning from Austin, offered a brief remark of satisfaction.

Rogers Rotary Club D. Cross San Francisco San Antonio Cross United States Eare of Children Harry Rogers C.H. Surcamp Mary Stuart Edwards Lions Club Congpians Canopus Club Croswell Hall Comeratte

Teachers Meet Adjourned fory er South west Texas Institute closes

Enrollment surpassed 1923 by about 100 teachers with 2150 white and 25 percent black teachers in 1924, totaling around 2400. Dr Jeremiah Rhodes elected conductor for 1925. trustees began planning next year with hopes for better lecturers, demonstrations, rural education specialists, and inspirational speakers. Demonstrations featured 51 classes daily as the institute closed Friday.

Southwest Texas Rhodes

Deaf Mutes Aid Coolidge Clubs Form in New York

The director of the Colle and Dawes clubs announced efforts to organize deaf and dumb voters in New York State. Mrs Coolidge was a teacher before marriage, and Western headquarters for the Coolidge and Dawes clubs were expected to open by tomorrow.

Colle Dawes Clubs

Teaching history as connected action, not isolated facts

Dr George F Arps of Ohio State University urged teachers to present historical events as part of a larger movement. He argued that the value of dates like Paul Revere's ride and Washington's Crossing lies in their role within human actions, not as unrelated fragments.

Phmu Teorge. F. Arps Ohio ‘State University Paul Revere Washington The Delaware Drs

Burglar Loots House on West Woodlawn Avenue

Burglary occurred Thursday night at the home of G. O. Lucas 927 West Woodlawn Avenue. Several hundred dollars in clothing a string of pearl beads and two rings were stolen. The theft disrupted the Lucas family and prompted nearby notices and small advertisements.

G. O. Lucas West Woodlawn Avenue

Fort Worth Hosts Warehouse Men Meeting

Fort Worth hosted a gathering of warehouse workers addressing chief concerns and common problems. The report notes a focus on annual state issues and ongoing discussions at the event.

Fort Worth

Auto thief steals three cars in rapid spree

Witnesses say a man stole three autos within blocks. The first crashed into another, the second ran out of gas after being started, and a policeman recovered the third. He was held for trial in Superior Court under $3000 bail.

Superior Court

Chicago Theaters Bar Defense Talks Role in City

A fragment notes Chicago theater owners defending itself against a local defense committee. Jack Miller, president, cites patron disruption and financial strain as reasons for refusal to participate in urgent talks, indicating a conflict over wartime morale and theater operations.

Chicago Owtierd Jack Miller Miller

Jimmie Brazier Faces Trial In Local Court

Jimmie Brazier known as the jelly bean bandit is scheduled for trial in the Thirty-First District Court on Tuesday. Special Judge W A Hog set the trial date after Brazier was charged in multiple indictments with robbery. He was arrested December 5 after an attempted hold-up in a Goliad raid. Accomplices Walter Tinsley Clyde Irsvin and Henry Burke were also jailed. Tinsley has been tried twice and acquitted. The four men formed a gang that terrorized motorists on Bexar County roads for months before capture. Tinsley was wounded in the last attempted hold-up.

Jimmie Brazier Thirty Perents District W.A. Hog Frazier Fredrine Goliad Walter Tinsley Clyde “Créepy Irs Vin Henry Burke Tinsley Bexar County -Roads Fox Tilsley

Pickens Dies in Oil Field Accident Near Corsicana

In Corsicana Texas on September 5 a worker named Pickens, 28, was killed while working on a bumping rig south of town. His body was found near the engine after apparently falling into the belt. He had come here from Rockdale.

Corsicana Tex

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